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Thursday, July 17th, 1947 THE OAKVILLE RECORD-STAR grocer store to find his car had A lbert W alsom and Stanley G or rrolled down a hill on the main man. street. Outside o f a crum pled fen Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. der, dam age w as slight. J. A . Robinson, (A ileen ) Sagin Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thirston aw, M ich .j one son, L etter, a t have returned from a vacation in h om e; and one grandson, Bruce Robinson. A lso surviving are three the north. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. brothers: W illiam , o f Oakville, H. H ongesto a t'O a k v ille Tem por G eorge, at h om e; and Lew is o f Owen Sound. Tw o sisters prede ary H ospital on July 8th. ceased her, M rs. A rch ie Brow n, Mr. and Mrs. D. Gibson are the (E tta ) and Mrs. Curran (C assie). proud parents o f another daughter Mrs. Tilbury w ill be greatly Janet Elizabeth, born on July 5th. missed in this com m unity, espec Miss Duke and Miss Street o f ially at Munn's Church and W . A ., B u ffalo are spending the summer o f w hich she w as a faith fu l w or at the hom e o f Mr A . Patterson. ker. She was present at the last Jack Cudmore o f B uffalo, son m eeting o f the W . A . held three o f Dr. and Mrs. W m . Cudmore, is days b efore her death. D uring the spending the summer with his aunt w ar she w as an active w orker in and uncle Mr. and Mrs. E. Cud the local Red Crossi.Among the more. floral tributes at the funeral was an emblem from her fe llo w m em bers o f Munn's W . A . PALERMO Snider, with headin " H unting the Page 3 Coldwater from England, with his Mr. L overin g's fath er, BRONTE NEWS C O N STRU C TIO N SCOW SIN K S W ITH ST E E L The scow owned b y the Boone Construction Co. in charge o f building the new pier in the har bour, sank last w eek w ith a heavy leoad o f steel aboard. A ll mem bers o f her crew w ere sa fely taken o ff. The unfortunate incident w ill nec essarily delay w ork on the pier, but operations w ill get under wayas quickly as possible. C O N FIR M A TIO N Rt. Rev. L. W . B. Broughall, Bishop o f N iagara, conducted a confirm ation service in the Church o f Epiphany on Sunday evening when six young people w ere con firm ed. Canon D. Russell Smith, o f Oakville, and Rev. E. R igb y assisted in the service. Ruth and M ildred Jamieson and Clare Chepelski, bridesm aids, The reception w as held at the bride's home in the garden. M E R C H A N T S C A R N IV A L This Saturday is the Retail M erchants' Carnival. Prizes fo r the special draw w ill include a lady' s w rist w atch, Presto cooker, auto m atic toaster, and Ronson lighter. Part o f the proceeds w ill go fo r smokes fo r Christie Street H os pital patients. Cradles o f Coldwater Babies" and fam ily, o f M r. L overin g's grand which appeared in the July 12 ed- father. tion o f a T oronto evening news John, the eldest, rem ained on the paper, proved to be o f interest to farm but the youn gest boy, H. L. the parishioners and friends o f engaged in the lum ber business the late Rev. H. S. Loverin g, fo r and the building o f boats at Coldm er pastor o f the T ra fa lga r charge w ater and it is about the building who w as a native o f Coldwater. o f these old vessels, Sardinia, R einThe article told o f the com in g to (Conlinued on IJage 7) FOR M ORE T E N D E R - L I G H T E R M O R E U N I F O R M PAST RV ^ U S E Local and Personal Rev. S. Edw ards o f he United Church and Mrs. Edwards le ft fo r their vacation after last Sunday's service, g oin g to H alifax and other ITEM OF IN T E R E S T points. M r. Smith, returned m is Mi-. Donald W ood is welcom ed A n excerpt from the historical sionary, w ill conduct the service home from hospital where he has book " Schooner D ays" b y C. J. H. M rs. D. W ilson sang " Breathe next Sunday and Rev. L eR oy Sar- been f o r som e time gant, the follow in g Sunday. Mrs. C. Seale o f Oakville visited On Me Breath o f L ife " F a y McGann m et with an ac with Mr and Mrs. Vansickle last Those confirm ed w ere M isses J. Dobrashian, M argaret Cruik- cident last w eek when she was week. shank, M arie Anderson, Miss M c- struck b y a car on the highw ay. Mr. and Mrs. W . M. Inglehart Naughton, W m . W ilkinson and She w as taken to H ospital fo r and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Inglehart X -rays. W illiam M cNaughton. w ere guests o f Mr. and Mrs. H. Mrs. Hunt entertained at a tea Inglehart on Sunday. M A N Y A T W E D D IN G N ea rly one hundred guests at in the garden o f her home last TR AFA LG A R tended the w edding o f M iss M erle week assisted 'by Mrs. E nglish. Jam ieson to John Treble o f H am Proceeds o f the tea w ill go to the ben efit o f a church organization. MRS. T IL B U R Y P A S SE S ilton on `S aturday, July 5th. The bride w as attended by M iss j Mr. Frank Riva^ g o t a surprise A F T E R B R IE F IL L N E SS A fte r an illness o f fou r days G. Capown, m aid o f honor, and this week when he cam e out o f a duration, Mrs. Florence Lon g T il bury, w idow o f the late W illiam Tilbury, passed aw ay on W ednes NO JOINING FEE AT day night, Ju ly 9th, at the home o f her brother, Mr. George Long, Munn's Corners. She w as the daughter o f the late George and Barbara Laidlaw Lon g. Follow ing her m arriage Mrs." Tilbury lived 4c per day Minimum Charge 10c in Oakville and continued living there a fter her husband's death until the illness o f her mother, Kingsblood Royal -- -- Sinclair Lewis when she returned to the old home The Vixens -- -- -- -- Frank Yerby to take care o f her, and had re The Tin Flute -- -- -- Gabrielle Roy mained there with her brother ev Presidential Mission -- Upton Sinclair er since. 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